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Incorruptible by Eric Ries

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By Eric Ries
| Product Hunt
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Two weeks ago I published a new bestselling book. While The Lean Startup helps entrepreneurs create valuable organizations, Incorruptible covers why and how to protect them. I wanted to run a launch here because Product Hunt's audience (founders, operators, people who actually build things) is exactly who the book is for. What's most exciting to me is the emotional response and the early adopters already applying these protections to their companies.
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AI-Generated Code Is Creating a New Kind of Safety Risk

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Eric Ries
| Built In Verified
The danger of AI coding tools isn’t producing bad code. It’s the false confidence they instill. Published on Jun. 02, 2026 Image: Shutterstock / Built In Summary: Vibe coding practices create a dangerous perception gap. A METR study found developers using AI tools felt 24 percent faster but were actually 19 percent slower. This false confidence leads to skipped reviews and a loss of mental ownership over complex, unread architectures. more Vibe coding practices create a dangerous perception gap.
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Não é a IA, é o capitalismo que te dá medo

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By Eric Ries
| Fast Company Brazil Verified
Em um trecho de seu novo livro Incorruptible, o empreendedor Eric Ries argumenta que muitos dos medos atuais sobre inteligência artificial têm menos relação com tecnologia e mais com o funcionamento das próprias empresas. Conhecido mundialmente por escrever A Startup Enxuta, Ries cita Ted Chiang e o romance As Vinhas da Ira, de John Steinbeck, para comparar empresas a “superorganismos” capazes de desenvolver vontade própria — mesmo contra seus próprios fundadores.
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